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To: YankeeReb
We have passed the Jews in suffering and death with 45 million Christians murdered in the 20th century alone.

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57 posted on 08/27/2002 8:20:42 PM PDT by JMJ333
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To: JMJ333
I am so glad you mentioned this info. about the vast number of Christians being killed for the Faith in the last century.

I can assure you that the EASTERN ORTHODOX CHURCH knows full well that MILLIONS UPON MILLIONS of its numbers were wiped out by commies and nazis during the last century.

It is estimated that the commies murdered about 850,000 Orthodox Clergy and Church workers( choir leaders, teachers and so forth) throughout Eastern Europe and USSR. Along with 50 or 60 millions of their members in the USSR and the countries behind the iron curtain.

That 45 million number seems awfully low to me.

The nazis also took a big toll on the Orthodox Christian as well. In Yugoslavia alone, Almost 800,000 Serbian O.C. died in concentration camps in Croatia during WWII when Croatia was allied with the nazis. And another 100,000 or more in muslim-nazi Bosnia and nazi-Albanian occupied Kosovo, when muslin nazis were given the green light to butcher Christian Serbs.

As to muslims....go to this web site:

WWW.Decani.yunet.com

This is a web site of a Serbian Orthodox Monastary in Kosovo. You will get an angle on what is happening to Christians at the hands of islamics in Kosovo.

The lame-sream media will NEVER show you this stuff....120 churches destroyed since the UN appeared in Kosovo.

You are a very smart person and I enjoy your posts, but I think that site will show you some things that you didn't know about.

BYE!

109 posted on 08/27/2002 9:02:02 PM PDT by crazykatz
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